Property Manager

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Job description

If you're already working in the industry, you'll no doubt already know what's involved however if you're making a shift we'll briefly share what the description means:

Property managers lease and manage residential, commercial, industrial and retail property on behalf of property owners.

The property managers duties include:

• selecting tenants
• collecting rent
• arranging repairs
• marketing the property
• negotiating leases and rent reviews
• advising on market rents
• representing the property owner at tribunal hearings.

The professional property manager needs excellent communication and people skills, knowledge of all relevant legislation, including building maintenance and town planning, and an understanding of how economic conditions affect the property market.

For many years, property management was regarded as a good stepping stone for a career in sales and marketing. It is now widely recognised as an attractive, long-term career option in its own right.

Our team is structured by property portfolios where you will have you're own assistant manager to help with as much back end work as possible.

This means you can focus on the property and the relationship with your clients.